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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-24
CLASS No. 30.

CLASS No. 30.
Best fifty pounds flour l 90 or Dip
Best tub butter, not cream
cry, not less than 25 lbs do do
Best 50lbs. creamy butter do do
Best pot butter, not less
than 20 pounds. ..... do do
Best 5 lbs butter made by
girl not over - years do do
Best cheese not less than
20 pounds ... do do
Best honey not less than
5 pounds. .... do do
Best display of cooking
by girl under IA years do do
CLASS No. 81.
Bread-yeast, salt rising
or brown: l 90 or Dip
Cake-fruit, jelly, pound
delicate or cocoanut. do do
Cake-made by girl not
over Is years of age. do do
Jelly-plum, crab-apple,
grape, apple, currant do do
Jam-gooseberry, currant.
raspberry. strawberry do do
Preserves-apple, tomato,
peach, plum, strawberry do do
Canned Fruit-Cherries,
strawberries, etc. do do
Spiced Fruit-peaches, etc do DO
Tomato Catsup. -. do do
Pickles s-cucumbers, cab
bage, tomato, peach &c do do
Home made vinegar. 49,. do do
Soap-Hard, soft 80, do do
The committee will have author
ity to use their own Judgment in re-
gard to giving premium for any
article or articles that would prop
erly belong to this class not emu
merated herein.
DIVISION H.
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS, FANCY WORK.
CLASS No. 80.
Best lb stocking yarn l 90 or Dip
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SPECIAL PREMIUM LIST
F. r. COFFIN & BRO.

Il
Best 10 pounds butter-One
Union or Boss Churn 10 0O
Best Cow Boy Rider-Pair
Cofin's Cow Boy Boots . 6 so
Second Best Cow Boy Rider
One hat, your own selection 5 90
Best Sheep, ewes, wethers or
bucks-One pair fine all
wool blankets. ....... 10 OO
Best lot chickens-one pair la
dies French Kid Shoes .. 5 90
Best lot turkeys-one pair La
dies French Kid Shoes ~. 5 90
NJ. B. GWINN.
Best loaf of bread-10O lbs
flour $2 90
Best Jar canned fruit-one
dozen fruit jars .,.,.. 2 90
Prettiest pair babies belonging
to one family-one pair
blankets .......'.|..'........ 6 OO
trunk 6 so
Best hand crochet lace-fancy
slippers .-r... oO
Best hand painting-leather
satchel ........ ....... 4 w
Best jelly and preserves-pair
French kid shoes. ..... 5 50
IDAHO & OR. LAND IMP. co.
Best display Of cattle of any
breed-One residence lot in
CALDWELL value. . so 90
Best display of horses of any
breed-One residence lotin
Caldwell; value .. 50 90
Best display of grains, vegeta-
bles and fruits by one exhib-
itor-One residence lot in
Caldwell; value 80 90
This display of grain, etc. to 60 to
company for permanent display in
its Caldwell office.
BACHELORS CLUB.
Prettiest girl baby not over
one year old-A fine gold
lined cup ....'.... ....,.s., . w
Prettiest girl baby under two
years old-silyer plated
children's set. .,..... 3 90
[Concluded on second page.
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CLASS NO. 20-NATIvE CATTLE.
CLASS NO. 21-cows.


Mich COWS s.... 5 90 3 90
Statement to be filed with secre-
tary containing age and breed of
COW, and giving weight of milk and
butter, for aEperiod of six days dur
ing the month of September. The
greatest number of pounds of milk
and butter to govern in making the
award. Statement to be verified
by the competitor.
CLASS NO. 22-sTEERS AND FAT
CATTLE.
Fat animal of any breed 5 90 3 90
Calf of any breed ... 2
Three yr old steer weight
not less than LOO lbs 5 90 3 90
Two yr old steer weight
not less than 1 400 lbs 5 90 3 90
Yearling weight not less
than l 100 lbs .... 3 90 2 90
CLASS NO. 23-HFRDs
Herd of cattle of any pure
breed, consisting of l
Dull VI any dSeJ ""
3 yrs old and over,
heifer, 2 and under 3yr
old, 1 heifer 1 and un-
der 2 yrs old, and 1
heifer calf under yr 10 90 5 90
Herd of cattle consisting
of 1 bull of any age,
and COWS ..... 8 90 4 90
DIVISION C.
SWINE.
CLASS No. "a.
Boar yr old and over 3 90 2 90
Boar, under l year old 2 90 | 90
Brood SOW, yr old over 3 90 2 90
Brood SOW, under / year 2 90 l 90
Five pigs .....e..,...3 3 90 200
Pair Pigs. ...........2 2 90 l %
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-24

MISCELLANEOUS, FARM AND HOUSE
HOLD PRODUCTS, MANUFACTURES.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-24

Manufacturing and repairing
done neatly aud promptly. Prices
to suit the times. Drop in and see
for yourself.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-24
DIVISION l


AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, FRUITS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-09-24
DIVISION d.
SHEEP
SHEEP.

CLASS No. 25-MERINos.
Buck, 2 yrs old and over 8 90 2 90
Buck, l yr old, under 2 3 90 90
Pair ewes, 2 yrs old over 8 2
Pair ewes, over | year
and under , ,......2 1
Buck Lamb .........2
Pair Eve Lambs
CLASS No. 26-SoUTHDowNs, CoTs-
woLDs, ETc.
Buck 2 yrs old and over 3 90 2 90
Buck. yr old, under 2 2 1
Pair Ewes 2 yrs old& over 3 3
Pair Ewes over1 under 2 2 1
Buck Lamb ...2 1
Pair Eve Lambs.
CLASS No. 27-GRADED LONG AND
SHORT Wool.
Buck 2 yrs old and over 3 90 2 90
Buck yr old under 2 2 90 / 90
Pair Ewes 2 yrs old & over3 2
Pair Ewes over l under 2 1
Buck Lamb ....2 |
Pair Eve Lambs 49,. %
DIVISION e.
POULTRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
at is true proposed 70 you" he said at length,

at is true proposed 70 you." he said at length
shut you refused me-"
"How could I do otherwise returned Mary,
'wnen saw YOU paying as much attention to 9th.
ers as you did to me?"
Again Fitl was silent a moment.
You have taught me lesson, Mary" he cried
at length, taking her hand, "but am going to
hold you TO your promise all the same. II you
spoke In Jest ! was in earnest, and I don't with
draw . word OF what said. ! am thankful that
have not gone too faf-that can still honorably
ASK you to be nay wife. My heart Is yours, and
yours only, Mary; will you have met"
"Are you in e2rneSt?" asked Mary.
"In most solemn earnest" he replied.
"And the wid0ws?" whispered Mary.
You are worth a hundred thousand widows!"
Mary laughed and gave him such q charming
smile that F1tZ was enraptured.
"And your sOubrfQuet?" she asked.
Fitz laughed goOd-humOredly.
"SOme one will find me another, never fear
shall change my name at the same time that you
change yours, Nary. People have always called
me lucky fellow, but really think Lady Ma
befs bal-masQue has brought me the best luck Of
ALL"
"He is hopelessly infatuated!" muttered Minna
to her friend; 'et US leave him In his FOOLS para
disc. She Is q second Becky Sharp"
And that was the verdict OF the fairer half OF So
c1ety. But Mrs Fitzgerald Brandon holds her
own nevertheless, for her masculine admirers pro-
nOunce her the "prettiest, wittiest and brightest
woman In London. "-1He ArQOSH,
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Senator RiddlebcrYer's Rescuers.
NUMBER OF THEM INDICTED FOR PARTICIPATING Il
HIS RELEASE

senator autobiography lSeSCuerS.
NUMBER OF THEM INDICTED FOR PARTICIPATING IN
HIS RELEASE
special to the Baltimore american from Wood.
stock. Va, says that yesterday the special grand
jury ordered by County Judge Newman met to in
vestigate the delivery from JAIL early last Satur-
day morning, OF United States Senator Riddle
berger. The jury, after examining seventeen wit
nesses, brought In two Indictments, one against
each Of the following persons as partici-
pants pants in the Jail delivery; John Ludwig,
Cooper, and Charles Ruby. OF Ed!nbure.
Senator Riddlebergers birthplace, and l. NJ. Ho,
shour, OF this place. Joseph Hoffman one OF the
parties indicted for Jail delivery, is prominent
citizen or Edinburg, and proprietor of the Eureka
House, OF that place. The other Indictment Was
against Deputy Sheriff NJ. II. Hotel for misdemean-
or. Attorney General James Williams United
States District Attorney ii. c. Allen, eX-Common-
wealthS Attorney Robert j. Walker and ex-MayOr
John L. Keller appeared as counsel for Mr.. Hotel
and attempted to quash the Indictment on the
ground that three OF the Jurors were not present
when the foreman took the oath, nor did not know
the character OF the Oath. They also offered to
place witnesses upon the stand TO substantive the
same. Mr.. Hotel says there no reason for his
indictment, aud that for him unarmed TO resist an
Infatuated and determined mob OF thirty or forty
men was beyond the reach and possibility OF one
human being. He says that II there Is so much
maiice existing at this court that he cannot get
justice he will carry the case to a higher court,
ana Inao ne IS deternlned to fight 1t to the last
In the Jail delivery have been made The court
not having decided the question OF quashing the
indictment OF Deputy Sheriff Hotel last evening
adjourned until to-day at 10 O'Clock.
A Woodstock special TO the Baltimore Sun says:
friend OF Senator Riddleberger who has lust re-
turned from call at his home. reports the SEN
atOr looking bright and fresh He criticised very
severely the finding OF the grand jury to-day, and
Will probably appear as counsel for the parties
under indictment for rescuing him. He also de-
clared his intention Of cleaning up the court In a
legal way In the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
Midsummer Eve.

Like lakes Of gold, among the darker green,
The cleaning wheat fields lay:
And silver waves OF wind-swept oats between
Cast up brighter spray.
Across the level meadows. reaped and bare,
The pink flushed sorrel grew
And from the fragrant clover fields the air
Blew warm and moist with dew.
The stately elms against the sapphire dome
Their graceful arches cast:
And nocks of heet-winged swallows, flying home,
Like silent shadows passed.
The frefes fickered in the waving wheat
Like tangled skeins of light:
And all the land lay hushed in silence sweet,
SOothed by the summer night.
The pale young moon adOwn the rosy west
Her slender crescent swung;
In the dark wood. q bird beside its nest,
Like love imprisoned sung.
Then all my heart. by silence hushed and bound,
Trembled in beauty's power.
And touche to answering rapture by the sound,
Burst open like flower. l. G. MCVEAN
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The United Labor Convention.
HENRY GEORGE NOMINATED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
OF NEW YORK-THE PLATFORM.


OF NEW fORK-THE PLATFORM.
At the session OF the united labor convention in
Syracuse, N. Y, yesterday, Henry George reported
the platform, which was adopted. The committee
on resolutions made long report, which was de-
bated, amended, and passed. The old platform
adopted at the Clarendon Hall meeting last year
was taken as the groundwork for the new plat
form and enlarged TO suit the necessities OF State
campaign. A few OF the planks OF the platform
OF the old greenback labor party were also used.
One OF the principal OF these favored the estab-
lishment OF postal banks and postal telegraph
system. After very spirited debate 1t was deci-
ded not openly TO oppose the socialist Organiza-
tion, but, as compromise, plank was used
opposing State and public control OF any subject
which IS not matter OF public concern. the
resolutions also favor eight hours work for letter.
carriers, women equality, extending the school
age in children from fourteen to sixteen years
free public libraries, a State printing department,
the Australian system OF secret ballot the pro.
hibiliOn OF Tie employment Of armed detectives.
denOunce class legislation and the misapprOprta-
ton or the public FUNDS.
A full State ticket was nominated as follows:
For secretary OF state, Henry George OF New
York; tor controller, Victor A. Wilder, OF Kings:
for treasurer, b. Ii. Cummings OF Montgomery;
for encouragement, Dennis {. Feely OF Monroe:
for engineer and surveyor, Sylvanus A. Sweet, OF
BroOme. Henry George said he didn't want the
nomination or Office but was at the service OF the
labor party.
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The FLAGS MADE BIZ THE NuNs-Rev. FatherP ].
D0nnell arrived at New York yesterday ON the city
one the Stars and Stripes made OF Irish poplin
by the Presentation Nuns OF Cashel They are q
Cashel and Emily, Ireland, to Father John J. Rior-
dan, OF Castle Garden. It is expected that the
American standard win be presented to tho 6Bth
Regiment, n. g., 8. N. T., and the Irish nag win
De contested for BY various Irish Organizations.
The archbishop Ia warm friendOf Father Riordan.
and takes great interest In the Castle Garden
mission
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A Mysterious Warning of Robbery.


From the Chicago Herald.
The people of Jefferson are not naturally super
stiiOus but it IS safe predict that they will be
in the future Barrister NJ. II. Reynolds, OF that
place, went to his friends, DR.. D. B. Fondas,
house early Sunday afternoon to help in making
out some business papers, and together they
worked and chatted for some hours Suddenly
Mr. Fonda looked up and exclaimed: mark, I've
got an idea that somebody's about the store
something's wrong with the SAFE"
''Stufr and nonsense, responded the attorney,
"you're crazy"
NO I'm not, just put on your hat, Mark, and
come along. I'm going to see about this"
They started together, DR.. Fonda leading the
way with rapid and long strides, looking neither
to the right nor left until his drug store in the
center OF the village, was reached. They unlocked
the door, and on the moment OF their entrance
they heard rustic. The druggist walked around
the prescription counter and there caught 6-foOt
thief bent down in hiding, so that the top OF his
head Just showed over some boxes. Fonda ran TO
grapple with him, but the thief dashed around
the prescription counter again and into the front
OF the store with his hands full OF $ and SO bills
Here the gallant barrister clinched him, the two
rolling with the money on the floor. Their cries
brought help, and the thief was Overp0wered and
500 In bills taken from him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

ANOTHER AsTRoNoxRR DRAp.-Alyan Clark. who
had worldwide reputation as practical aStron-
omer and manufacturer OF telescopes, and who
has been q resident OF Cambridge Mass for the
past fifty-two years, died yesterday aged eighty
three years and SIX months. Through his Efforts
ne has given to the world the largest and most
results being the discovery OF celestial bodies here
tOfOre unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
AMILToN HAYNI

Association closed its annual session at SaratoQa
yesterday. After debating resolutions in favor Of
establishing the whipping post for wife beating
subject was laid on the table. Onicers were
elected as follows: President, Geo. @. Wright, Des
Moine1 Iowa; secretary, Edward Otis H1nckley,
Baltimore; treasurer, Francis Rawle, Philadel-
phia: executive committee, C. G. B0nney, chicago;
Simeon T. Baldwin, New Haven, and Geo A. Ner.
Ger, Savannah.
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The BousD1Ess UNIVERSE


Must be very sparsely settled trio of pigmies hud.
died in corner can furnish all the inhabitants thereof
with proper Clothing. II such Q declaration be per-
mtted to go unchallenged tie wonderful exploits Of
Jack the Giant Killer" must sink into nsmeless OBJ
hyion;
Tell it not IL Gath. speak it not in the streets Of
Ws lest the PeEpls hear and hsaEng believe
than miracle could make possible; but surss you're
uR satil tSs xosE snnihiasion is compiste 'S'
MoHAIR COATS AND VESTS AT
S2.S7.
This s gall and bitterness to the miracle workers
fu thy pains and adj heat fhy
woonos Lay aside thy heavy garments.
Get something light as air,
ACoat and Vest of pure Mohair.
$2.S7
Is the amount required to bring about the happy
sras1s WosteFs take pride in prOcans
+ 10 s.; ,4;s truth the WHOLE nosS
sssn 55
Sc oa with
:. OUR ANNUAL RS RS LETTER SALE
Is NIGH hst ss s Permit Us to remind
:$ .i3Ss$ J. :5s N: NJ:
Mems PSntalOOns. tweed, at $l.75 pair.
We have no 'baits' to otter a We are not of the
catch kind Our entire stock Of Mems Youths Boy s
Gonal bargains. S
believe i OF not, you at. but you would do
your whole DUTY to yourselves and TO families
look through the various stocks of Clothing in this
post thoroughly to the prices named
BY the various houses and then
COME 10 Us.
Our word for Il your wives viii never bother you for
pin money" other than the amount sayed by buvina
your Clothing ct - ~-'-s
VICTOR T. ADLER9
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE,
927 and 920 7th Street n. ".
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
su16 Open Saturday until IL m
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SUNNI MOONLIGHT.

iONc 1hioSuln1uSE buuSet8, fOllcQ
Down the rlch West Ill waves of gold.
With blazing crests Of billowy fire:
But when those crimson floods retire
In noiseless ebb, low surKing, grand,
By pensive twilight's Pickering strand.
In gentle mood love to mark
The slow gradations of the dark;
Till 10! from Orient's midst withdrawn
Hail to the moons resplendeut dawn.
On dusky vale and haunted plain
Her ef1uence falls like balmy rain;
Gaunt CULTS Of shadow own fer might:
She battles the rescued world in light,
So that, albeit my Summers day
Erewhile did breath its life away,
Methinks, whater its hours had won
or beauty born from shade and SUM-
Hath not perchance 30 wholly died
But DER the moonlighr's siIyery tide
Comes back. sublimed and purif1ed.
PAUL HAMILTON HAYN
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EDUCATIONAL.
MARTINS COMMERCIAL. ooLI.EaE

M ARInS's COMMERCIAL. CoIIEGE
Arh. N.Y., aiS otn :. Nv; near City fost.ohce
fall openins SETTLEMENT %; kssulAI Day and
Evening Sessions. Y o m. and q 30 r. m Thror,tcni
and Junior Practical Departments and senior pracio
or Ranking and Once Department Thorough instruc.
ton IN Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic Corrr.pond.
ence Penmanship. Exchange, Interest Discount COM
mission, Brokcr~ge Averaging OF Accounts Partner
Glasses In Grammar Arithmetic Resains Writing and
spelling. Tuition fee Rsgulsr Business oourss. Day
Session. one year, eo0-Teyahle el0 on entering
balance monthly instAlments clio each: $50 n paid IN
full on entering Tuition fee, quarterly, raid in
advance. $50: by the month. elo. fyening Sessions
Tuition, els for three months, te6 for 81, months.
and SO for one year Life Scholar-hip special Busi.
ness Course. e$o subject 90 Is FER cent reduction %
Lady Students Special Course FOR Civil Service Full
particulars Coleee Once every week day, from . IA
10 8 y. M or by mail Catalogue free.
y. q. MARTYR. President
c. X URNER, A. NJ. c. r., PRINCIPAL
N0TE--Students enter any time Terms
made by the month. quarterly semi yearly yearly.
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The GALATEA Wins AT HALIFAx.-In the yacht
race at Halifax yesterday between the Galatea
ana the Dauntless the prize fell to the Gaatea al
tnougn the DauntlesS led her about 100 yards at
the finish. The time allowance In favor OF the
English cutter was ten minutes and eleven Sec
OndS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

The omcial crop report OF Ontario states that the
tall wheat yield will be about two-thirds Of an
average. spring wheat Il almost q total failure.
The three British vessels seized BY American
revenue 0mciaiS In the Dehring Sea for alleged
ushtnx are still tied up at Sitka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

At New London, Conn, the Universal Peace
Union passed resolutions declaring for arbitration
instead OF war, fav0ring disarmament and suhstt.
tuition OF International courta,. and In favor az
woman suffrage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

RIoTING IN IRELAND.-A riot occurred yesterday
at kenmare, County Kerry, and the mob at
tackled and stoned the barracks where the police
were quartered. The police charged with drawn
swords upon the rioters, 1njuring many Of them
and arreSt1ng number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Like Poor Fireworks.
From the New York Sun.
'Maria," said Podgkins who has family OF
grown-up daughters, -FOUR girls seem like poor
fireworks"
"Llke poor Fireworks John? How?"
'They fail to go Off"
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EDUCATIONAL.
r Aw SCHOOL OF THE ooLUMBIAN UNrvE
IL SITY.

II SITY.
THE FACULTY
JAMES c. YELLING, IL ID.
President
Associate Justice Of supreme Court q the District Of
Profes.o. of the Law OF Real and peona Property Of
THE HON. WILLIAM A NAURY, Ii. D.:
assistant Attorney General Of the United states
and Eauiss Pis.a,ns. Of sSs Law Of ksideDSa
t Sso ass L. !. a p hssn' Essp
s,,,. . THE HON. wIIiiSM STRONG. Ii. 2.
some ome Associated Justice Of the supreme Court OF
the United States
THE P hSS ss q Com GSnstitSt,Ggnrl Law,
Solicitor q he psps Mnant q s..ss
R tdsIssior 6 81 c F1a. Ia i.y d.
Treasurer.
The exercises of the School viii be resumed I'm the
WEDNESDAY. October 5. At 8 o'clocs pm.. Shssi the
ntv and course of viii be the same ss
ng years. with enlarged Lecture Courses
-. WORN SSkIkISS LAW LIBRARY specially selected by
will be used in the PREPARATION and OF CAGE
in the School Of Practice
M For Catalogue pspplie,ton may be made to Vim
Nest EicS a9sdsms Co. l42* street north
'HE COLUMBIAN UNIyERsITY.
T Ths GIr CpLs,oy school begins SEPT l9;
The medical school begins Oct 8
The Corcoran Scientific SCHOOL besins Octa
Thelaw school begins Oct s.
For catalogues or other information. address
eu2O-lmo President.
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LADIES' GOODS.

VNHE FALL RUSH Is COMlNG.-OUR PATRONS
u Will consult their own interest and very much
oblige by sending in much of their al work
possible before the 18th OF September.
w. II. WHEATLEY.
Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, lO6s Jefferson
St, Georgetown, d. q. sul5-1m
NJ v.KANE, 5o7 nth ST. NV. HAS REMOVED
U1s to 432 11th st. n Corsets made 70 order.
perfect at guaranteed. Also full line of Shouldea
oelS-l2ms
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AUCTION SALES.
+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

> NAAAAN IA SoSNAA
T. decree Of the Circuit cegr Of T.rf.
S vii B y nsp
MONDAY THE ySs5SSSTEES S1l DAY Oh SEP
tc0ur'd''' 'a ass sFaf SG # ia containing
Hne sssd tract is situated near the growing town Of
and is considered desirable fxrm on account q
sad s1as and the rapid
OF sale Onethird cash the residue in three
sh 9s Of S " and eehtesn
:: q sSs
JAMES Az SE B ScAAToN.
JAS NJ. LOVE.
Commissioners Of Sale
hereby certify that the bond has been given in the
' suSo e1sS q required BY law cp.u.x c,a
RI WEEKS CO, Auctioaeers
POSITIVE T MANUFACTURERS SALE TO REDUCE
FINE hRRNEssA BdTs "a Sd2Go9 AM M9 p ~
sGaESSGS G kiSfso AS sRp HSsSS hD HEB
M1ENT Of O. TTKGNks, "ANp ofaEk GOODS. II
nHH EHSbf q fjSEf5S Or BUYERS
tRs hyfs,fe md t2SSHsE
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers
GOVERNMENT sALEAT UNITED STATES TREAS.
a a69 b3sEPeA nEEMgETNSTTL LOT ENsEkyISE1glk
PETS. FILE H5HbEks II Ere scUf ETC. oAA-
On TUESDAY, A II eHtgfT TFS%fE:srY.rH1np, COM
msncing a ONE O'CLOCK P. IL. we viii sell 1T the
limited States Treasury Department miscellaneous
.a b order c.s FA1RscHI,D.
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THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
u OF TIE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

VINHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l. OF TIE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The exercises of this school will De resumed on the
IyTH sEPTEMBER- with corps OF seven teachers.
Inc number OF pupils Ia limited TO 100 and applicants
will be admitted in the order of their registration
NTH class. limited in number TO D. and TO be com
posed of pupils seeking instruction in lower English
branches and the rudiments of Latin preparatory u
the regular work OF the school, will be formed the
teglnninx OF the year sufficient number of pupils
shall apply The class with the daily oversight the
Principal VIII be PLACED in separate room, under the
its Instruction. Tuition Fee. payable semi-annualy
class, &60 No extra charge
The Principal OF his assistants will from the
Let of September be daily the school building
II street northwest TO answer inquiries.
au20-lm Principal